Time for Whoop Whoop again.
No finishes for me but I did make progress.
I had hoped that this would be a February finish,
but I guess it will have to be a March finish.
Thank you to Sarah over at Confessions of A Fabric Addict
for hosting this fun meme.
Still working on my tote bag. There is a lot involved in this project.
The instructions did not say to add plastic canvas,
but I decided I wanted a firm base so I cut a piece to fit.
And hand sewed it in, so it would stay put.
I started in the middle of each edge and worked out
while sewing it and used quilting thread since it is heavier
than regular thread.
Worked great!
The outside of one side of the bag.
Don't have the lining in it yet at this point.
Those tabs are for buttoning the pocket closed.
Here is the other side. I am loving this!
There is enough left of the strips to make this bag two more times.
I made covered buttons to match.
This project is included as part of the tote bag project.
A pouch out of vinyl and fabric to keep
doodads in.
I will use it for floss, scissors, needles and that kind of thing.
I am going to use my bag to carry cross stitch and other stitchery projects.
It will be a fun bag to carry around!
Hope to show it finished next week!
~Linnea~

5 comments:
Nice bag! :0)
Great bag! I like to add the extra firmness, too.
Such a beautiful bag! Smart to use plastic canvas in the bottom - and I like your vinyl pouch, too! Whoop whoop!
Ahhh, there you are...........
went over to the other blog and saw you hadn't posted for awhile.
Love your tote bag, it is beautiful,
and you have done such a wonderful job on it. Great idea to carry all your stitchery stuff right along with you. That was a good idea to put the plastic canvas in the bottom to make it sturdier.
Well, a big whoop whoop for you!! lol
Hope you are doing well sweetie,
Blessings to you, Nellie
Wow. That bag is so cool! I love all the fabric combinations and that you have enough leftover to make 2 more. Ha!
Good Job!
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